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Ukraine's allies now want "crushing" U.S. measures to cripple Vladimir Putin's war machine.

Jonathan Reynolds plans to visit D.C. at the end of the month.

The European Commission says it’s protecting farmers with a smaller but ring-fenced budget. Europe’s farmers say the cuts betray a post-World War II pact.

Gaza's only Catholic church was damaged in the strike.

BRUSSELS — The European Commission wants to funnel billions more into energy infrastructure as part of the EU’s next long-term budget. Energy ventures would see a significant increase in funds under the proposal. The Commission suggests earmarking €30 billion of its Connecting Europe Facility for energy infrastructure — up from €6 billion. That would mean more […]

Labour manifesto pledge part of a package of reforms to the U.K.'s electoral system.

La haute juridiction doit traiter une grande pile de dossiers avant la pause estivale, fruit de l’instabilité politique.

But special envoy Adam Boehler also called the Palestinian militant group “very hardheaded” in its approach to negotiations.

Was kann die Bundesbauministerin wirklich verändern – und wo stößt sie an die Grenzen des Föderalismus? Verena Hubertz spricht im Spaziergang mit Gordon Repinski über Baukosten, Mietpreise, Stadtentwicklung und den Zustand der SPD. Sie erklärt, warum sie an eine Halbierung der Baukosten glaubt, Supermarktdächer als Wohnflächen sieht – und wie sie trotz aller Komplexität neue […]

A look at the key challenges ahead for Europe.

Parliament’s centrist and left-wing forces have vowed to try and stop Ondřej Knotek from stalling work on the 2040 target.

The government is keen for the British public to start seeing the benefits of the new agreements soon.

As challenges mount and workforces dwindle, much of Europe risks going broke — just not as quickly as France.

Proposed levy on corporate revenues has been almost universally panned and looks unlikely to get the backing it needs.

Criminals are increasingly targeting highly valued health data, risking harm to patients.

In Kent, the so-called Garden of England, Nigel Farage's Reform UK is mounting a populist bid to slash state “waste.” Two months in, the bureaucracy is getting very real.

Trillions of euros, almost as many priorities — and just over two years to agree. The European Commission has unveiled its sweeping new seven-year budget proposal, and the fight over where the money goes is already heating up. Host Sarah Wheaton is joined by POLITICO’s Gregorio Sorgi and Bartosz Brzeziński to break down the big […]

Mid-July marks the start of Brussels' seasonal shutdown, but fear not: Democracy will resume. Eventually.

Berlin announces strident objection to the European Commission's big-spending proposal.

"It’s all going to be the same for everyone," the president told reporters of the U.S. duty those countries will face.

Threats by U.S. President Donald Trump to annex Greenland and a looming EU-U.S. trade war hang over Iceland's EU membership debate.

Ukraine, research, defense and digital technologies are up. Farmers, tobacco and nature are down.

Hołownia's party is key to Tusk's majority but he is having to hit back at suggestions he is flirting with the right-wing opposition.

By staking out such a maximalist position on the budget, the French PM may be giving himself room to negotiate a fall deal.

The bloc must finally decide whether to finally adopt robust anti-corruption laws or continue with business as usual.